Sentence examples for could have absolutely from inspiring English sources

Cantor acknowledged that Syracuse could have "absolutely" done things differently in 2005.

The idea that Romney could have absolutely no recollection of this event is way more shocking than the incident itself.

"They said B.L.M. could have absolutely anything they had if they could have land that was good for development and mining in exchange," Mr. Singlaub recalled.

He added: "What we had to keep saying to the Americans and to the Libyans was that this was a decision for an antonymous Scottish executive and that what was true was that the British government would have and could have absolutely nothing to with the judgment to be made by the Scottish justice minister.

People are curious as to how you could have absolutely "no role whatsoever" in running Bain capital from 2000-2002 and yet still get an income each year in excess of $100,000 that is not connected to profits or dividends.

"It's something Australia could have absolutely foreseen yet failed to plan.

"It could have been absolutely anything.

"This young man, sitting there in my office, could have been absolutely spellbinding.

HOEPPNER: No, the Security Service could not have had any order, because it had no Police functions and there could have been absolutely no question of any intervention.

"A decrease in meat consumption could have an absolutely enormous impact," he said — and be much better for people's health.

"You can imagine if that kind of event had struck a country with less good logistics, less structures, less government capacity it could have been absolutely catastrophic".